Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-21

pFshesssers % Gssnany. Is = cuiy :
few days ssnes be retired froD pose<.
Bot already he sees he sasssasor adops-
Inc and ezEEyfna Gus thu yssy palaeT ioE
adhesi1a 10 whioh be vas deprived 81
kis pusi1ion. He ssss is res caosnet
viEsaslly sdmit tsss Il esn fstain psssf
oafy By folIovfng 10 ths lines vstes be
marked oct.
FerFsn. sss rsE MiEisser % W2E, Is
positively cot BSalsERsriBs BoaisnesT-
He IL seeking he psth 70 the hesrt q
shs Rrsuoh psogls wkich hIs pFsdessasos
tired % sasesssfsIl5. Hs has sdopted
e. his own he measures with which
BoasEnzsr Identified hts Fame, and hsl
even advanced farther than BSGissgsr
He hss iaksn % the army btu whisk
Boalanzes SOS sndsas0ring - pass 81
the time Of his fall and d carrying /.
tnamphAnsly tsrouzh the Chambers.
He even aims at issFeasing the aire4 d.
an0Em0us army Of France, and eEincss
g Dissemination 10 casFy out Boasaneer's
famous plans 10 every particular. Tie
erpsFimentaI mobilization and all tie
other disquIsting plans Of the iats min
iatsr are being RICHLY adhered 70. AID
the oaly change sppaTent II tbs War
Offsos is the ahssnee Of BOulanger AID
The pEesence OF FeEron.
Nor u il FsTron slsne who has thus
adopted the psliey Of BGulanger. IL Il
the sst Of the sntire cabinet. GsEsrsi
Saussier vas compelled Ly bis col
leagues to rsIiEqsisb the var portfolio
simply because be would NOT sceeps
BoulAneer'ssrmy bill, and the efiss vas
given 10 Ferron because be expressed 9
silIingness 10 insist upon The passage
Of lhe bill and 10 carry ous iss PROM
slons. ThOugh The cabinet was organ
led ~ . protest against radicaiiaHs, tae
ministers realized that they could re-
tain poser only By being IS radical 6
The radicals. Tbs hearty support Of the
people they never bad. They we're
simply tolerated. and they appreciated
the fact that, With the slightest exhibi-
zion Of a FeaetionATy spirit, even that
liberation would cease. Ihsy accord
iagly made t6s policy OF BonlsngsF
their own 50 completely that one Is
forced 10 wonder vhy BoalaneeE hin
self vas not invited bsek into the var
ofice 10 direct Il.
While the new Minister Of War is
thus enaeavoFing TO follow in the foot
atsps Of bis predecessor, Boulsuaer
stands By ready TO profit either by the |
failure or ths success Of his imitasoss.
II they fail, be is vindieated; aud IL
they succeed, be 70 vindinsted. II they
fail. Il will be because BsalAngsE is not
directing She sfflirs Of Franso in per
son; and II thsy sneesed. it will be be-
oause they adopted the ideas Of BOu-
LANCER. So will say BoulsDger, snd SO
viii say his friends. His position is not
by any meGzs unenviable, for be is pre-.
pared to profit by events no matter
what course they msg take.
In the meantime the various parties
and factions 10 France are endsayoFiuR
TO SECURE The support OF tbs fallea MN
isleE, Who, though fallen, has power
enough In the present aud hopes eHcugh
for tae future TO make his alliance ex-
tretnely desirable. Ths Orleanisss are
said to b making desperate effoT. TO
win him 10 their cause. the Boaapart
lists are generally DESTROYS OF making
him their friend, and the Radicals are
determined 10 retain bis support. II
may safely be predicted, however, tbst
all Efforts 10 make BORlsnger en- Or
Ieanlat or a Bonapartiss will rssult in
failure. he 10 q Boalangerist. and he
will never DO anything else. His policy
and his ambition are purely personal
and be will never make Of himself o
step ladder by which any other man
will ascend the throne OF France. lie
has bis hopes and his ambition, abd be
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